waffle

• Sustantivo que designa un pastelillo crujiente y con forma de rejilla, hecho de masa para panqueques y cocido en una plancha o gofrera. También se usa para referirse a una pieza o porción de este alimento, frecuentemente dorada y con huecos característicos.

A noun referring to a crisp, patterned cake made from pancake batter baked in a waffle iron.

1. Griddled cakeA1formalculinary

   A crisp, patterned cake made from batter cooked in a special appliance that gives it a grid of deep squares.

   Gofre

   • She topped her waffle with fresh strawberries and whipped cream.
   • The hotel serves Belgian waffles for breakfast.
   • He poured maple syrup over his crispy waffle.

2. Vague or lengthy talkB2informalbritish

   Speech or writing that is deliberately unclear, evasive, or uses many words without saying much.

   palabrería

   • The politician's speech was full of waffle and avoided the real issues.
   • Stop waffling and give me a straight answer.
   • His essay was criticized for containing too much waffle.

   Sinónimosblatherdrivelgabblenonsensepaddingprattletwaddleverbiage

• Verbo que significa hablar o escribir de manera vaga, indecisa o excesivamente verbosa, sin expresar una idea clara o evitando un compromiso.

A verb meaning to speak or write in a vague, indecisive, or overly wordy manner without making a clear point.

1. Hesitate or be indecisiveB2informalamerican

   To pause or hold back in uncertainty or unwillingness; to be unable to make a clear decision.

   Vacilar, mostrarse indeciso

   • The politician waffled on the question about tax reform.
   • Stop waffling and give me a straight answer.
   • She waffled between accepting the job offer and staying at her current position.

   Sinónimosditherequivocatefluctuatehem and hawoscillateshillyshallyvacillatewaver

   Antónimoscommitdecideresolve